The tightening of immigration policies under the Trump administration is causing significant disruptions across various sectors, particularly in healthcare, factories, and home care services. Many immigrant workers are losing their jobs or are afraid to continue working due to the threat of deportation. As legal protections for specific immigrant groups end, such as those for Haitians, industries are bracing for severe staffing shortages. Reports indicate that healthcare providers and employers are expressing concern over a potential collapse in their workforces, struggling to cope with the resulting stress. While some employers remain open to sponsoring worker visas, the broader implications of mass deportations are feared to worsen existing labor shortages and negatively impact the economy. The situation underscores the urgent need for immigration reform to stabilize the workforce and assist critical sectors that rely heavily on immigrant labor.